文档介绍：Andreas Hirsch
The Chemistry of the Fullerenes
Andreas Hirsch
The Chemistry of the Fullerenes
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Preface
"Buckminsterfullerene: Is it a real thing?" This question was in our heads that evening in November
1990, when Fred Wudl came into the lab and showed us the first 50 mg sample of c60. Although at
that time there was evidence for the geometrical structures of this er ball shaped molecule and his
bigger brother the "American football" C70, no one knew what the chemical and physical properties of
these fascinating molecul